This creates a biological communication flow that leaves plenty of room for the development of understanding as well as the encouragement of opt-in mentality. Many people seek advice on what they should do. But if they are new to the scene, it could end quite badly as they still do not fully understand the risks involved. Although I don’t mind sharing my position or recommendations with more experienced people. Because they know it’s “buyer caution” and have to take responsibility for their decisions, position and outcome.
Again, a good thing about Steemit is that even the information in a post is swallowed up by choice. No one is forced to read anything here. Let's take advice alone. However, I will constantly and explicitly mention if I have a position in something or not. As well as mentioning and reminding about the risks involved.
What's more, people have been able to slide into crypto with some risk. But once there, the rest of the scene has become much more risky to understand. It has now explored alternatives other than the “buy token, hope to rise, sell token sales” mentality like Defy and then see what projects are actually doing. Those who grab some tokens may wonder for a moment just how diverse they are, realizing that there are many years of history behind tokenized social sites and games and teams that are creating complex tools and service packages.
I think it was a much more comfortable track in the case of crypto for some of my peer groups who are interested in investing but don’t need to worry about small losses. I basically took that approach. My feeling was that the way people were stuck getting back into the Steemit was that they were worried about the risk of buying. But it was because of their sense of “social risk” that they were able to express their thoughts there that there was an even bigger hurdle. Now, I see that they’ve got accounts and started reading something like the Daily TRX for their crypto consideration and then they’re expanding their perspective to comment on content found in other communities. Who knows, maybe they will start posting from their own experience as well.
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So, I consider part of my point in this post to be that I have taken the approach that I myself have taken a lot of driving, because that’s what you know. This is posted to reduce personal loss over time rather than the money I have. However, now I have more extensive experience and more “risk” than before. Where I have been exposed to a variety of things myself and mostly personally. I have been able to use my position better for more targeted people. I now have a peer group who are seeing an 8x profit on their first purchase and they want to increase their exposure in a wide variety of more options.
What is clear, however, is that they are no longer sitting back and waiting for a big spike to sell their tokens to support their lives. They want to be actively involved in supporting tokens as part of their lives. It is choosing crypto, Where it is not a short-term position to search for an exit This is a long-term participation in finding a solution.